BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE FORTNIGHT 05/08/2022: Dry Cleaning, The Garden, Muse and more…

The new Dry Cleaning song is delightfully deranged. Meanwhile, Muse have gone full-on metal. Plus more cool tracks from The Garden, Jesse Maxwell and Boy Pablo.  

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 22/07/2022: Young Fathers, Lasse Matthiessen, Joe Holt and more...

Here are the tracks I’ve been listening to during the heatwave. Artists featured this week include Young Fathers, Lasse Matthiessen, Joe Holt, Chat Pile, Montaigne and Calvin Harris.

Review of 'Super Champon' by Otoboke Beaver

The new album from Kyoto all-female punk band Otoboke Beaver is utterly berserk. 

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 15/07/2022: Anderson Paak, Jungle, Amy Steele and more…

It’s a mix of soul and breakbeat this week. Artists featured include Anderson Paak, Jungle, Amy Steele, Mall Grab, Partiboi69 and Bring Me The Horizon.

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 08/07/2022: Regressive Left, Alvvays, Cardi B and more...

It's been an entertaining week. I'm yet to see the The Rise of Gru at the cinema (I still haven't dug my suit out), but I have enjoyed watching the fall of Bojo. The music this week has not been bad either. Here are the tracks that stood out. Artists featured this week include Regressive Left, Alvvays, Greytooth, Biig Piig, Mieko Shimizu and Cardi B...

Review of 'Harry's House' by Harry Styles

Minus points for the silly album title. It sounds like a CBeebies programme. This album also contains some of Styles' most boring ballads. But otherwise, there are some fun bops here.

Review of 'Honestly, Nevermind' by Drake

Drake’s new surprise dance album is his dreariest yet.

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE FORTNIGHT 01/07/2022: Strongboi, Chat Pile, Osees and more…

It's a mix of vicious and dreamy this week. Artists featured include strongboi, Chat Pile, Osees, Sail, Ruru, There's Talk, Eminem & Snoop Dogg and Rina Sawayama.

Review of 'Famously Alive' by Guerilla Toss

Despite sounding poppier and more positive, the Boston band keep things enjoyably chaotic.